In the present study, we investigate geometry questions in the entrance examination for junior high school teachers, focusing on the research of auxiliary lines. Because of the variety of geometry examination questions, it is much harder for us to analyze such test questions, especially when we deal with auxiliary lines. Therefore, we provide several methods to solve this kind of problem, including algebra transferring method, analytic geometry, application of the basic knowledge of geometry, geometric figure rotating method, graphic method, application of formulas, returning to original equation, induction method, and analogy method. We conclude that geometry questions are not as difficult as what we think of. There are several ways for us to figure out the answers to these questions. The significance of the present study is providing we math teachers better thinking modes to teach students geometry in the future